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Recently members from the F-16 Program office visited Parts Life, Inc. for a contract review. As recipients of a firm fixed price multiple award IDIQ contract, we're charged with delivering an array of low-cost, rapid-response electrical and electro-mechanical harness parts and kits for the F-16. This contract review visit was a cornerstone event, emphasizing the strategic importance of our contributions to the F-16's operational capabilities and the overarching goal of keeping this legendary aircraft mission ready.

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At the Parts Life Inc. Family of Companies, we believe in the power of servant leadership and giving back all year round. While serving the warfighter and U.S. taxpayers is our primary mission, our commitment to society extends beyond meeting the needs of our valued customers. From our CEO to our interns, every member of our team understands the importance of empowering others around them and helping those in need within our local community and beyond.

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At Parts Life, Inc., we are thrilled to announce our participation in the upcoming Defense Manufacturing Conference, taking place from December 11th-14th at Booth #820 in Nashville, Tennessee. This year, our focus is on enhancing mission readiness through cost-effective supply solutions and enhancing supply chain resiliency.

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Parts Life, Inc. is gearing up to sponsor, attend and exhibit at Tinker and the Primes 2023, happening from August 8th-10th at the Delta Midwest City Hotel at the Reed Conference Center in Midwest City, Oklahoma. Located at booth 35B, we will be showcasing our past performance in supporting reverse engineering and manufacturing of DMSMS parts and components for major military systems and subsystems.

At Parts Life and DeVal Lifecycle Support, "Remade" is more than just a term; it is a process that breathes new life into support equipment. Through remanufacturing, outdated and worn-out components are transformed, combining certified reused, repaired, and new parts to return support equipment to zero-time. Remanufacturing is not only cost-effective, but also saves resources as the lifecycle of the equipment is extended through value added engineering upgrades.

Parts Life, Inc. is thrilled to announce our award for a five-year Repairable Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) by the U.S. Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP).  With this BOA, NAVSUP recognizes Parts Life, Inc. as a trusted partner for the repair, testing, and inspection of vital components to help address mission readiness. In this five-year arrangement, all parts supplied under the agreement will be repaired, tested, inspected, and accepted under stringent standards set by NAVSUP, ensuring the highest level of quality and dependability.

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Parts Life, Inc. was honored to be selected by AFWERX to participate in the ACE Common Aviation Support Equipment Challenge. The USAF is seeking an innovative suite of aviation maintenance and support equipment to address the needs of Agile Combat Employment (ACE), a scheme of maneuver that shifts operations from centralized, physical infrastructures to a network of smaller, dispersed locations, providing flexibility for friendly forces and complicating circumstances for adversaries.  In order to support the flexibility and speed of ACE, aviation support equipment needs to be highly portable, modular in design, and easily maintained.

Lock into the task in front of you, one day at a time, every day. Stacking up those days and tasks is a part of leadership.

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Parts Life, Inc. is pleased to announce the successful completion of the AS9100 recertification audit, with the notable inclusion of AS9100 Section 8.3 Design and Development into the company’s Scope and Quality Management System.

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At Parts Life, Inc., our mission, as a leading provider of reverse engineering services, technical data packages, and source approvals for high-quality parts and components in the aerospace and defense industry, is to support the warfighter and U.S. taxpayer. A huge component to our business is supporting our customer’s goals and objectives, from increasing mission readiness rates to actively developing sustainable manufacturing practices.

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